I'm trying to find a motherboard that can take a Core 2 Q6600 CPU, DDR2 RAM, and the board would need to be able to have two ATI PCI-E video cards running Crossfire.
Similar board specs would be an Intel D975XBX2, or Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3P
Has anyone upgraded to a new board using DDR3 or into i5-7 chip now, and have a board that would work for me as per above requirements?
Thanks!
Tim
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Ok, so my dogs mated and had two puppies. I raised the puppies to adult but later realized my house is full of pets (a cat, four dogs, and my sim). I looked up how to get rid of them before but it mentioned a shelter and on my game i have no shelter, xk3y x360key e3 chip and when i brought it to the pet center it says nothing about selling or pounding the pet. Please Help?
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No LAN support but damn it's awesome. Best multiplayer game since TF2.
On Battlelog/playing on PC? Add me, I'm BaronVanAwesome.
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So I have been considering overclocking my processor for a while to get ready for some new games coming out soon however I don't feel too comfortable doing it on my own, so I was wondering if anyone here has a good amount of overclocking expertise who would be willing to help me out? I'm running an AMD phenom x4 black edition 9950 2.6ghz quad and I want to get it to 3.0-3.2 ghz... I am only running a stock cooling fan atm however I am planning on upgrading to this (http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5690079&CatId=798) to prepare for said overclock... Will this be enough to cool my CPU with said OC?
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Yes, it's true!
Abattoir Fan-favourite game "Team Fortress 2" is now free on Steam!
http://tf2.com/freetoplay/faq.php
If you already bought the game, you get an exclusive hat, and full access to crafting and trading.
The free version has all the game types, weapons and stuff, so who cares.
Seriously come play with us.
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Hey guys,
The same people that brought us the first 3D tower defence game, cryptically called "tower defence" have made a new one which has multiplayer! Not only that, but you also get to shoot at enemies with upgradable guns!
It's called Sanctum, it comes out April 15th and I've already pre-ordered it and am playing the beta which is pretty fun. I'd enjoy having some people to join me though
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Looking for a xbox 360 wired controller
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I am very passionate about this subject, about maintaining that something I purchase is now owned by me and I should have the right to use it in whatever method I choose. Please give this a read and consider visiting the website at the bottom to write your local MP, and feel free to pass it on:
On November 5, 2010, the House of Commons adopted a motion that Bill C-32, an Act to amend the Copyright Act, be read a second time and referred to a legislative committee. The Legislative Committee on Bill C-32 (CC32) started its study of the bill on November 23, 2010.
The Committee believes that it is important to hear from Canadians on this topic and it is to this effect that the CCER has updated its online letter writing tool. This could be your last chance to speak out on this issue so it is imperative that you send a letter to the Committee today even if you have spoken out in the past.
Although Bill C-32 appears to be more flexible than the previous attempts at copyright reform, this bill is flawed to its core by the inclusion of strict, anti-circumvention provisions. Understandably Canadians are concerned at how easily their rights are trumped by the overriding protection for digital locks included in this legislation.
Bill C-32 includes provisions to address consumer activities such as format and time shifting, however these are all subject to digital locks. For example, consumers will now be permitted expressly by law to rip tracks from a CD into an MP3 and then transfer it their iPod or to make a backup copy of digital content to protect against loss or damage. However it would be illegal for a Canadian to transfer a legally obtained DVD movie onto their iPad for later viewing since all commercially available DVD movies employ digital locks and circumventing these locks is prohibited under Bill C-32. It is precisely this blanket protection for digital locks that overrides the rights of Canadian consumers and creators, including any newly granted rights provided by Bill C-32.
The Committee and your MP needs to know where you stand on the issue regardless of your views and even if you have already told them before. It is essential that Canadians speak up with their concerns about Bill C-32 while it is still open to amendments. Send your letter now and share this tool with your friends, family and co-workers while we have the opportunity.
Write a letter to your MP
Thanks for your attention.
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No fights announced yet, but I will be there...
GSP rumoured to headline, but depends on the outcome of this weekends fight with Koscheck.
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